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A conversation with Winn Collier and Mary Hulst.
A conversation on the integral role of dance and movement in worship with Kathleen Turner and Paul Ryan
A conversation on cultural intelligence with Kai Ton Chau and Satrina Reid
In this conversation, social historian Karin Maag and pastor Noel Snyder talk about Karin's new book, 91ÁÔÆæing with the Reformers, which invites readers to understand worship practices during the sixteenth-century Reformation, including going to church, praying, preaching, baptism, Lord's Supper, worship around the death bed, and more. It narrates the heart-centered reality of how people worshiped in and among confessional groups, untangles some persistent misperceptions, and invites all of us to be more patient with each other in our communal worship practices today.
What can ministry and worship look like among people who are bitterly opposed to each other? Around the world, congregations gather for worship every week, defining themselves by how they’re different from other nearby Christian worshiping communities. A conversation with Munther Isaac, Ann Kapteyn, Najla Kassab, Kiran Young Wimberly, moderated by John D. Witvliet
In this conversation, theology professors Matt Lundberg and Mary Vanden Berg talk about Matt's new book Christian Martyrdom and Christian Violence and what it means for Christians to be faithful in a world that both experiences and inflicts violence, and how the Spirit is working in and through the church to shape and equip us to follow the way of Jesus in the life of faith.
In this conversation, pastoral musician Eric Lige shares with Nate Glasper about his passion and calling to draw from the riches of our diverse communities--languages, cultural practices, and more--to honor and worship God together.
A conversation with Neal Plantinga and Rebecca DeYoung
The COVID-19 pandemic has complicated death-related issues in the Navajo Nation. Even so, affirming all that's good about "walking in beauty" gives Navajos on the Jesus Way a bridge to comfort people bound by fearful Navajo taboos about death.
The 91ÁÔÆæ announced today that it will fund 16 grants to Teacher-Scholars for 2022-2023 as part of its Vital 91ÁÔÆæ Grants Program.
Shaping a time of prayer for dwelling with Bible texts, prayer responses, songs of faith, and a concluding benediction.
Window Rock Christian Reformed Church used a Vital 91ÁÔÆæ Grant project to connect with more people by engaging scripture in ways reflective of Navajo cultural practices.
